How do you say "I'm good / I'm here" in Sesotho?

Q: How do you say "I'm good / I'm here" in Sesotho?

In Sesotho, "I'm good / I'm here" is "Ke teng", pronounced keh TENG. I'm good / I'm here (quick casual reply to 'how are you', literally 'I'm present'. Formal: 'Ke phela hantle'='I am living well')..

How to say "I'm good / I'm here" in Sesotho

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I'm good / I'm here

Ke teng

Say it: keh TENG

Meaning: I'm good / I'm here (quick casual reply to 'how are you', literally 'I'm present'. Formal: 'Ke phela hantle' = 'I am living well').

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